Re: Wireless transmission of power,

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Original poster: "Harold Weiss" <hweiss@xxxxxxxxxx>

Hi Paul,

Actually, I think Tesla was looking at a monopolistic power company.  With 
the transmitter, metering would be easy, as it would be easy to meter the 
power input to keep his system resonating.  The more the system was damped 
by recievers the more input power would be required, that is if the system 
worked.

A similar power system has been acomplished in the lab in the area of 
nonlinear optics.  Two lasers 180 out of phase are fired into an nonlinear 
optical medium which sets up a standing wave in it.  Then a third laser is 
fired into the medium and is returned on that same path with an amplified 
copy of itself.  This is known as Four Wave Mixing.  The amplified copy is 
the original beam plus the two other lasers, minus system losses.  They 
finally achieved this about a year or two ago from what I remember reading.

Take Wardencliff as the two standing wave lasers.  The earth as nonlinear 
optical medium, and the xmiter/reciever as the third beam/fourth 
beam.  This system may have been what Tesla was trying to achieve.  At 
least a lot of his comments seem to point in this direction.  Even some of 
his weapon comments would fit. (Phase the system so that the third beam 
looks like it came from somewhere else, and the fourth beam would emerge at 
the desired location.  I don't know if this is possible.)

This is possible in the lab, but it may be impossible to do on a planetary 
scale.  Tesla's ideas may have been wrong about RF for finding subs, but 
when sound is used, it works perfect!  So instead of RF, a different system 
may be needed to do it.

David E Weiss


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Subject: Re: Wireless transmission of power,


> Original poster: "Paul B. Brodie" <pbbrodie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> This is my final comment on wireless transmission. After a little thought, 
> it came to me that it doesn't really matter whether or not wireless 
> transmission is possible or even feasible because if it is possible, no 
> company or business venture will ever touch it. Why would they? If someone 
> were to build a wireless electricity transmitter, how could they possibly 
> control who built or bought receivers and took all the power they need 
> without any compensation to the entity transmitting the power. That would 
> be like a radio station trying to charge those receiving there signals. 
> Heck, just look at all the trouble cablevision companies have with 
> prospective "customers" helping themselves to their transmissions and the 
> cable companies have wires that they can track to the perpetrators!!
> Paul Brodie
> Think positive!
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> Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 10:57 PM
> Subject: Re: Wireless transmission of power,
>
> > Original poster: <mailto:TCBal@xxxxxxx>TCBal@xxxxxxx
> >
> > Dear Bill ,
> >
> > Building them, that's the thing. Showing the flag. Wireless 
> transmission > of
> > power on large scale better be possible, or mankind is in for a big fall
> > off.  Maybe we are, even so. DNA readers have discovered historic
> > bottlenecks in our human history. Die offs.  With wireless 
> transmission > of
> > power, we would have all the energy we would ever need. Without it? > Wars.
> > I was fascinated to hear from you!  I called you one time to try to buy
> > some big ceramic insulator for my table. Your price shocked the heck 
> out > of
> > me, so I built it from Lucite, but gosh, your machines are beautiful!
> > Congratulations on all your hard study and work, really, I cannot > imagine
> > the stuff you must be doing!  Thank you for taking the time to write! 
> I > got
> > a lot from your list.  Prof . Toby
> >
> > I am a lineman for the county and I drive the main road
> >
> > Searchin' in the sun for another overload
> >
> > I hear you singing in the wires I can hear you through the whine
> >
> > And the Wichita lineman is still on the line
> >
> >
> >
> > I know I need a small vacation but it don't look like rain
> >
> > And if it snows that that stretch down south won't ever stand the strain
> >
> > And I need you more than want you and I want you for all time
> >
> > And the Wichita lineman is still on the line
> >
> > And I need you more than want you and I want you for all time
> >
> > And the Wichita lineman is still on the line
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -- Words & Music by Jimmy Webb, performed by Glen Campbell
> >
> >
> >